Brought to you by Virtual not Distant, the 21st Century Work Life podcast looks at leading and managing remote teams, online collaboration and working in distributed organisations. Join Pilar Orti, guests & co-hosts as they shine the spotlight on the most relevant themes and news relevant to the modern knowledge worker.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 12 days 16 hours 16 minutes
episode 170: Working Out Loud in Remote Teams
We have a packed show for you today, looking at strategies and tactics for successfully “working out loud” – We hope you’re enjoying our new-style podcast format, we’d love to hear what you think, do tweet us @VirtualTeamW0rk, or just pay us...
episode 169: Matching How You Work with Where You Work
We are continuing to mix things up with our new format, and today’s podcast also revisits some earlier recordings and articles - we have so much great content in the archives at , so don’t forget to visit us there soon! In the introduction, Pilar...
episode 168: Teaching TaiChi Online and Staying Healthy
Welcome to our new format, magazine-style show! We hope you like it, and don’t forget to visit , for more great content, and information about our wide range of services for remote teams. Today’s episode is all about staying healthy, whilst...
Audio Blog: SIck and Tired: Working and not Working on a Remote Team
The last of our audio blogs, as next week we'll launch the new show format! In this article, we are reminded that people on remote teams also get sick, but that sick-leave might be more difficult to take. These links might be of interest to...
episode 166: Audio Blog: Sorry, I Didn't Mean to Brag. And I Didn't Mean to Disturb
A short update on how we're getting on with the new format, followed straight by the audio version of one of our blog posts. Some people don't like to brag about their achievements. Some managers don't want to disturb their team members and so,...
episode 165: Audio Blog: Creating a Culture of Feedback in Your Remote Team
Be honest: how often do you find the time to give and receive feedback in your team? In remote teams, it's very easy to avoid these kind of conversations, when they are some of the most valuable input we can receive from our team members. In this...
episode 164: How we'll be changing the podcast and first audio blog post
In this episode, Pilar explains why the structure of the podcast is changing and the plans we have for the content. Also, you can now find the podcast in Spotify and as an Alexa skill. Plus, we're thinking of launching an in-house podcast service for...
episode 163: Trust versus Accountability in Remote Teams
Should technology replace trust? Are there ways of using technology so that we don’t have to rely on trust to get the work done in remote teams? How much do we need to trust each other and how much should we show our work? We try to answer these...
episode 162: Should We Be Tracking People’s Time?
Does time tracking software have a place in remote work? Pilar talks to Rob Rawson, CEO of Time Doctor. In the introduction, Pilar mentions this article: The CEO of Kronos on Launching an Unlimited Vacation Policy and refers to this video by...
episode 161: Virtual Leadership in Project Teams
Penny Pullan, author of “Virtual Leadership” talks to Pilar about how project teams operate in the virtual world and the skillset that individuals need to lead them. visit Penny is the author of Penny's story, how she was thrown into the deep...